Auguste Blackman 'Seaside Feast' reproduction-print

Auguste Blackman 'Seaside Feast' reproduction-printMaker of pearls, decadent brunches and sea side getaways, this work is inspired by Tasmanian oysters. Created after Auguste Blackman's trip, it recalls panoramic views of Great Oyster Bay and the artist shucking six dozen oysters for his daughter's birthday. Son of Australian artist Charles Blackman, 'Seaside Feast' unites Charles's artistic intuition with Auguste's playfulness. Elegant yet evocative, it smacks of lemon, the fizz of champagne and

It speaks to the passing of Auguste’s father

Joyce and the crossovers between literature

These works also tell of Balls time spent living and painting in America

heightens the theatrical tension and imbues the composition with a sense of interiority that feels both intimate and mysterious

For admirers of printmaking’s artistry

This work represents a buoyant addition to collections of Australian art

From 2005 to 2006

Paper Size: 38 x 48 cm

This collection of bold and expressive mono-toned etching explore raw emotions through scenes and faces from the Holocaust

‘I Look at the Skies’ comes from a powerful body of work

Close up photographs can be provided upon request

Set against the silhouette of a disembodied jacket